When patients who are visually impaired are more comfortable with nurses they are more likely to open up to us and share their concerns. How do we put these patients at ease?
Ans) Speak directly to the patient in a normal volume and natural tone of voice. Introduce yourself by name and explain your function and purpose for care. Words such as “blind”, “visually impaired”, “seeing”, “looking” and “watching” are alright to say to someone who is visually impaired.
1) Gain the person's attention by speaking first and/or by a
gentle touch on the arm.
2) Introduce yourself and what you do.
3) Always talk to the person directly, rather their sighted
companion.
4) In a group conversation, always make it clear who you are and
who you are speaking to.
5) Use verbal responses, avoid nods and head shakes.
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